I heard that some manufactorers, who shall remain nameless will use mop n’ glo and a car buffer to finish/semi polish a sand finished board. Has anyone used this? It sounds like it would work. It obviously wouldn’t be a nice a full on gloss coat. But as far as finishing out some light scratches and semi - sealing the board (it has some kind of teflon additive?) it could be an alternative to spraying that nasty clear acrylic stuff. I have used dolphin skin before and it worked really well, but mop n glo might be a cheaper alternative? Whaddyah think?
Mike: Herb turned me on to using Future Floor finish some time ago. It isn’t nearly as permanent as a good gloss and will eventually wear off. On a sanded finish board that started out with an acrylic wash finish anyway it’s what I use on ding repairs. All of these products contain acrylic, the higher the content the more expensive it is, latex paints, floor finishes etc. Later. Tom>>> I heard that some manufactorers, who shall remain nameless will use mop n’ > glo and a car buffer to finish/semi polish a sand finished board. Has > anyone used this? It sounds like it would work. It obviously wouldn’t be a > nice a full on gloss coat. But as far as finishing out some light > scratches and semi - sealing the board (it has some kind of teflon > additive?) it could be an alternative to spraying that nasty clear acrylic > stuff.>>> I have used dolphin skin before and it worked really well, but mop n glo > might be a cheaper alternative? Whaddyah think?
Do you use a buffer on it, or wipe on and wipe it off?
Let it dry,then scrub it lightly with a scrunge pad.Herb
But what is a scrunge pad? Is it a sponge, or like a brillo pad?
But what is a scrunge pad? Is it a sponge, or like a brillo pad? … It’s those green or brown pot scrubbers,or better known as a scotch brite pad.Herb
I heard that some manufactorers, who shall remain nameless will use mop n’ > glo and a car buffer to finish/semi polish a sand finished board. Has > anyone used this? It sounds like it would work. It obviously wouldn’t be a > nice a full on gloss coat. But as far as finishing out some light > scratches and semi - sealing the board (it has some kind of teflon > additive?) it could be an alternative to spraying that nasty clear acrylic > stuff.>>> I have used dolphin skin before and it worked really well, but mop n glo > might be a cheaper alternative? Whaddyah think? I thought I had hit upon the idea of the century back in the 80’s, Mop&Glo / Futura, etc. They looked great, then turned to chalk in the salt water. Damn, I had a lot of bitching dealers.
I thought I had hit upon the idea of the century back in the 80’s, > Mop&Glo / Futura, etc. They looked great, then turned to chalk in the > salt water. Damn, I had a lot of bitching dealers. … …with future the key is,“a thin layer” if this is done with a scrunge pad combo there’s no cloudyness or yellowing.Then you can go over it with some auto wax.Mop n glow is good but stays tacky to long,which will cause clouding/chalking.>>>>>>>>I’ve been using Behr industrial floor sealer it’s tough,and is resistant to solvents,water,and thick coats.It’s also much glossy-er,and nothing sticks to it.Herb
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